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How Europe Approaches Turkey’s Elections and How It Actually Should

Read: Turkey’s Critical Elections at a Historic Crossroads Europe's Expectations and its “ideal” Turkey Europe's main expectation from Turkey’s May 14 elections is to see a weaker political profile come to power and for the country to follow a more inward-looking and less assertive regional foreign policy.

Turkey’s Critical Elections at a Historic Crossroads

TurkeyBy Burhanettin Duran

He may also have chosen to remit harsh accusations toward Iyi Party leader Meral Akşener and some CHP members.

Nuclear Energy in Turkey: Peril or Miracle?

TurkeyBy Büşra Zeynep Özdemir

At the same time, the war in Ukraine has been impacting states’ energy choices with some states sticking to their long-term plans while others redesigning theirs.

Report: Global Zeal for Arms Increased between 2018-2022

SecurityBy Politics Today

Read: Arms Sell Like Hotcakes: Yemen Turns into a Hub for Arm Dealers The GCC takes the lead The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) occupied the first ranking in arms imports, with 180 war jets ordered by the Gulf monarchies out of 260 exported to the Middle East.

Imran Khan and the Making of a Legend in Pakistani Politics

OpinionBy Usman Masood

But even before that, in the run-up to the 2018 elections, many candidates had warmed up to the PTI primarily because it was seen as the King’s (establishment) party.

Racism against African Migrants in North Africa Is No Longer a Taboo

OpinionBy Ali Lmrabet

Especially since, to curb this migration flow, the European Union outsourced its borders and entrusted their guarding to the Maghreb states by rewarding them financially, diplomatically, or both.

Let’s Be Clear: Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir Incited Violence at Al-Aqsa Mosque

OpinionBy Yousef M. Aljamal

Read: Terror in Huwara: Israeli Settler Violence Has No LimitUntil three years ago, it rarely conducted raids into the mosque during the month of Ramadan.

Why Did Turkey Ratify Finland’s but Not Sweden’s NATO Bid?

OpinionBy Hacı Mehmet Boyraz Selim Yeşiltaş

aving fought both the Soviets and the Nazis in World War II and suffered territorial losses, Finland declared neutrality at the end of the war and has not joined any military alliances since then.

As Finland Gets Closer to NATO, Sweden Has Yet to Dispel Turkey’s Concerns

NewsBy Serdar Dincel

Sweden and Finland applied to join NATO last year to safeguard themselves against possible Russian acts of aggression as such concerns became manifest with the Russia-Ukraine war.

Turkey’s Defense Is Getting Stronger Even Without the American F16s

TurkeyBy Ibrahim Karatas

Read: Akinci and Turkey as a Drone Power Different options Turkish officials are occupied with developing alternate short-, middle-, and long-term options for their air defense needs since they are aware of the anti-Turkish sentiment in Washington.

Moldova’s Fear of Russian Aggression Grows

SecurityBy Serdar Dincel

Read: The Supremacy of Power Politics Continues Amid Russia-Ukraine War Historical background After World War II, Russia determined Moldova’s future based on two regions: the heavily Russian-spoken Dniester region, and the Bessarabia region, which came under Romanian rule between 1918 and 1940.

Clean Energy Technology Is the Latest Tool of Foreign Policy

EnergyBy Büşra Zeynep Özdemir

What is more, the Ukraine war has reminded us of the significance of indigenous energy resources and mines.

China Allocates 7.2% of Its 2023 Budget to Its Military

WorldBy Politics Today

Following World War II, in 1949, the Red Army, which was renamed the “People’s Liberation Army,” was officially established with the foundation of the Republic of China.

Is the American Eagle Ready to Fight the Chinese Dragon?

SecurityBy Shahzada Rahim

Air Force commanders, the four-star Air Force General Mike Minihan delivered an ominous warning “choring up a possible confrontation with China” in two years.

How Turkey’s Earthquake Affected the Agriculture and Food Security

TurkeyBy Fahri Yavuz

hile the long-term effects of climate change continue, the COVID-19 epidemic, which spread at the end of 2019 and continued for almost two years, and the Ukraine-Russia war that followed, have had significant negative effects on agriculture and food security.

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How Europe Approaches Turkey’s Elections and How It Actually Should

Turkey’s Critical Elections at a Historic Crossroads

Nuclear Energy in Turkey: Peril or Miracle?

Report: Global Zeal for Arms Increased between 2018-2022

Imran Khan and the Making of a Legend in Pakistani Politics

Racism against African Migrants in North Africa Is No Longer a Taboo

Let’s Be Clear: Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir Incited Violence at Al-Aqsa Mosque

Why Did Turkey Ratify Finland’s but Not Sweden’s NATO Bid?

As Finland Gets Closer to NATO, Sweden Has Yet to Dispel Turkey’s Concerns

Turkey’s Defense Is Getting Stronger Even Without the American F16s

Moldova’s Fear of Russian Aggression Grows

Clean Energy Technology Is the Latest Tool of Foreign Policy

China Allocates 7.2% of Its 2023 Budget to Its Military

Is the American Eagle Ready to Fight the Chinese Dragon?

How Turkey’s Earthquake Affected the Agriculture and Food Security

Diplomacy in Times of Disaster and the Future of Turkish-Egyptian Normalization

The Middle East: A Multipolar Order Is in the Making

NATO vs. Russia: A War to Win Mauritania’s Heart?

How Long Will the Taliban Government Last?

Energy Price Cap: A New Instrument to Encircle Russia?

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